??? Most of them charge at least $5 dollars a song when they walk around the bars or you can get them for an hour for a minimum of $250
dollars (they always try to get $400 or better at first) along the border down Mexicali way for a party
. So, how much do they go for in other parts of Baja??? As always I bet if you're close to the border the price is
almost double, so let's hear some quoted prices Nomads have seen paid where they live in Baja?? Later--------------------- Bajafun777
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| Originally posted by Sharksbaja Remember Yogi Bear and that pie in the window? That's me when it comes to the sweet enticing music of the mariachi. I have always loved the music since a child plying the stinky streets of TJ. The closer I get the more I want to hear, the more I want to see. Why are these men so amazing is that they are so poetically correct. I mean, it is like they are always on key, always look pro and act pro. The singing is the icing on the cake. Like programmed perfection. It was not odd to hear many bands playing just doors from each other all the way down the busy street. Now I hear the charm from our casa in Mulege. It takes hold of me and begs me to follow the scent. Much like Yogi I do. I will walk into town in the pitch dark along the rio with the music my compass. I love the mariachis and their attire, charm and professionalism. What more epitomizes the romantic Mexico more than the mariachi. With the change in seasons we will notice the music more. It will call to us in the night. It's the pie I love the most. Well, second most. Here was an impromtu party hosted by Roberto at one of his park parties. I was enthralled that they were there and hung out for quite a spell. Seems a whole bunch of Catholic dignitaries were visiting Mulege and Roberto insisted on the fiesta. A big success, and BIG steaks! I've been to a few. He's always been such a generous amd welcoming host. But then he's famous for for his parties. An extravagant individual for sure, and he can be such a charmer. |